Dairam & AssociatesAttorneys-at-Law

Property and Conveyancing

The legal documents and arrangements involved in buying, selling, transferring, and leasing property.

Understanding the matter

Property transactions involve more than an agreed price. The ownership records, description of the property, proposed terms, and the parties' responsibilities all form part of the legal work.

Whether a transaction involves a sale, purchase, transfer, or lease, the relevant documents help identify what is being proposed. An early review can also identify questions that need to be addressed before the parties proceed.

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Matters within this area

  • Property purchases and sales
  • Conveyances and transfers
  • Leases and tenancy agreements
  • Review of property agreements and ownership documents

Preparing for a discussion

  • Available deeds, title documents, and survey plans
  • The proposed agreement or any document already signed
  • Names of the parties and a description of the property
  • Relevant correspondence and proposed transaction dates

Common questions

What documents help with an initial property discussion?

Available deeds or title documents, survey plans, the proposed agreement, and relevant correspondence are useful starting points. If you do not have a particular document, make a note of that rather than assuming what it contains.

When can a proposed property agreement be reviewed?

An agreement can be discussed while its terms are still being considered. Bring the complete document, including schedules and attachments, and identify any payment or signing date that has been proposed. If it has already been signed, say when and provide that version.

Every matter has a starting point.

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